Exceeded expectations its economic growth China the second quarter of 2025, as the strong export In markets outside the US have covered the growing pressure caused by weak consumer demand within the country.
Thanks, in essence, China’s exports, gross domestic product expanded by 5.2% in April-June compared to a year earlier, after an increase of 5.4% in the first quarter, according to figures published today (15.7.25) by the National Statistical Service. This is compared to the average prediction of 5.1% of economists asked by Bloomberg. The reference indicators of the Chinese shares in Hong Kong and the mainland reduced their early profits after publishing the above data. The Wan was stable, and the yield on China’s 10 -year state bond had a slight change.
Industrial production increased 6.8% in June than a year earlier, faster than the 5.6% expansion provided by economists. Retail sales rose 4.8% last month, worse than economists’ prediction.
“It is a picture of a strong supply but weak domestic demand and the durability of exports is not going to last,” said Michelle Lam, a wider China economist in Societe Generale SA. “It’s not a good set of data despite the GDP hit.”